Contact Center Agents Can Now Handle 150% of Normal Call Volumes With Capacity to Spare
SANTA CLARA, CA--(Marketwired - April 07, 2016) - CET's Home Emergency contact center is the first line of response for home emergency claims for several of the United Kingdom's largest insurers and loss adjusters. After taking on a major contract with a national insurer for claims fulfilment and emergency response, CET's call volumes increased six-fold almost immediately.
To manage those calls effectively, meet challenging service level agreements and maintain customer satisfaction during increased call volumes, CET turned to Avaya to implement a higher capacity, more feature-rich contact center solution that would ensure optimal performance, 24x7.
With Avaya, CET is now experiencing the following benefits:
"Our Avaya solution provides agents with so much of the required customer data that we no longer have to waste time asking callers for it," said Mike Blake, CET's Home Emergency Director. "It has helped us reduce the average time to complete a claim by a third -- which callers really appreciate."
Learn more about CET at: www.cet-uk.com
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